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Press, Volume LIII, Issue 16053, 8 November 1917, Page 5

WOLFC'S ISCHNAPP-S. 1 lA~S£NSIISLE STIMVLANTB of the two days of the Boxing Day Meeting. m while the West port Trotting Club intimated DAf|llM|2 LAPS that if such leave were granted, it would JBLvajL A huvo a. di.saßtro U ,cffect on tho AVestport Nqw whUc stocks arc ncw and large, is * i he' discussion which'followed, it was the time to choose your cw Bathing Cap. remarked that the "Wcstport Club had re- s jsiJl ccived many set-backs, and it was docidod / -y/Jf IITO/yy\ that owing to the exceptional circumstances existing, tho Eeefton Club's application bo r j(Ar declined. At tho Game time, it was deoided wsgr to write to the respective clubs asking if MJSSfojjg&'Z \ ' they could not como to eomo amicable ar- J( \ vangement in tho matter. m Ty j The Nelson Jockey Club's application for w /• , J q the inclusion of four optional trotting events jJI f \* [j |W was considered, and it was decided that tho /ft / J\' board could not see its way to agree to the f S application of the Wairio Club (South- Reliability is the keynote of "Cook & land) for permission to hold optional events Ross " quality. was granted for tliis season only, owing to the difficulties of the railway service to that _ particular course. It was distinctly to bo Daintiness is understood, however, that the club must not . accept this decision as a precedent for future & special programmes. _ ... . , , feature of The Colours Committees report, which was ,^SSS>TSL'?nKf' adopted, recommended the passing of colours these new as applied for to H. Y. Ward and S, G. s^yjc p Urc gT Rider's licenses only were gran-ted on tho rubber Caps. recommendation of the Licenses Committee, to M. Edwards, jun., and George "White. A largo number of applications for names 1 for horses were approved, os were various programmes from clubs in all parts of the \ Prices range tTOQX South Island. a/e each f 1 V SEE OUR SPECIAL Ah ruAHAHlilUlHtl r WINDOW DISPLAY. An Economy Hint: _ I ftSSS&aEfIK COOK & ROSS Ltd. I year, think of the big Family Drnwists saving of time and &• O c ®]| l o,nbo st ' and Victor,> cash ensured by using OTO iCSTHEDHAL COOKED IN An ONE MINUTE J| No husks or fibre in OTO— lS & TT* .■ _ . only the vital heart of the /TO |ak Every bag contains 4 full In HBy\ "A lbs. and every ounce makes IE sSaf V Zwl more cooked porridge than Mt-^t@^|<f|lilUlAlMi-l^*jliMi\ will any other meal. 2 w till wJjx. " nwll Also in 201b. Bags full njj |H weight—ask your grocer Jj Fj [ Christchurch SON Ui 11 ( The Popular Braid ( V • HAINEB-2 ,M btCMW E4i6i Strongest andßesl Tn* Bottle gwnatMl to ccntatn the best quality, Mgbiy cob> centrated, perfectly satnbl* BUNTING6C®td DATMT 8d and 17 3 ■ Bottle In Hmum, Vanffl*, and all th« A/tersaETWim , , i rr.??r-.... , OBTAINABLE AT IRONMONGERS lnatet.cn C*Uiwlml Brana & LEAPING Olt.fr COLOR MERCHAHTS I Petep frm. •«»». Dawson's |[r.&m.beattiel " Perfection " HAIR & SKIN SPECIALISTS I Scotch ' 10 ROVM - B(GH ' tN&E BUILDINSBJ Whisky as supplied to the House of B : —~ Lords, is on sale in this district. B ■ ■ . Obtainable at leading Hotels. 1 I •*The purest Whisky distilled." I j RmP . 8 Ask for "P.D.Q." Hi ha Wholeaals from I ! ; LUNCHEONB C2RIERSON & DAVIS B [jljl f i-appy Onthnrfrnl *!fiunr> Q I jjuj H| mnoni, t| is always uniformly 19 I piquant, because ffl ]|| perfectly matured. | NO "PAINTING" I i Try it for the 'snack* I "r i. .'l' USELESS FOR SOITRE 1 j }ijf hptu/apn mPilk I F.xtemul Irca.nirnt (or Goitru has never proved I iina UCtWvwII lltudlbi H satisfactory—the unsigh'Jy swelling ao internal I I Bj _ . I cause, «U1 rnabt be cird by internal uimqs. ffi SOIU SVerVWliere, 9 Ih2 DR. WANLE3S GOITRE CURE 1 H POSITIVELY CUBES . | H Whol e »«l C £rom 11 b Z.-' D,e S? I Alra3s t t«ry dav we fi 1 TUnUPWM BBttV I recetvc letters ol thanks and hcartv apwrelation THOMrSOH BXUo. LH., WBlUn{ton. I I from rust suSerer* tliroosbout tire Dominion ZZZr?! ffif , A WeUinrton Udv writes " I owe the past «?«]_—— Packed by DB | three years of health and happiness to the Dr H Wanless Goitre Cure. My case was a had one- \ *ogsilt, KB to be incurable—but I steadily perse- ' — i -t a vsered with tbe Wanless treatment for over 6 j/ /piy(?(?§. ff VI Jone ' a V* moQths, and my Goitre was oomptcteN cured." ,V: . Co Lfi! I This testimonial is one of many. If you are a • ' I I soflerer, write at once to "W I Marslrall's Pharmacy, Dunedin V ' * encloeine 4/~, oc •£l lor three nmtb' trial, portage free. . C 4446 —4.